The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-04-30

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Their other grades OF nouf afe si'"
proved by the changes. Bran, screen'ns'
and Graham 1our on hand. Exchanges nhau'
!, ,ho;r office at the old stand near Arcana
aug7tf
Among the people Of to-day, there are ie"
,,dood wbo have not heard of the merits Oh
p,,,lIv Ash Bark and Berries. as a mousse
hold remedy. Teas and drinks have Deen
~, 10 of them for centuries. and In hundreds
of families have formed the soie -
rheumatic and kidney diseases. frich'y ASH
Bitters now takes the place OF the ola system
aud ia more beneficial in all troubles VI LUIS
nature. --
: Drunkenness or liquor habit, can De cureu
" administering DR.. Haines' Golden specine'
II can be given in a cup of coffee OF Tea win
out tue knowledge of the person takins H.
effecting a speedy and permanent cure'
whether the patieut Is q moderate drlnKer or
ar alcoholic wreck. Thousands Of drunkards
have ueen msde temperate men who nave
,sken the Golden Specific in their coffee Win
q their knowledge, and to-day believe they
OFT drinking OF their own Tree VIII. Nv
harmful effects result from Its administra-
t,on. Cures guaranteed. Send for circular
AMI full particulars. Address In commence
Golden Speclic Co., 1856, Race St., Cinclnnau'
Ohio. wv
McGrew Milling CO.'S brand of -four Com
foxt. Is the best -four made. Ask your mer-
chant for it; only 80 % per 100 pounds. u
The Third Street sidewalks are terrific.
M. Stewart Summers has moved to MS
residence on College street.
Keeping two cows in town Is a device 10
impoyerish the man and enrich the woman'
Roonyille Adyertiser:-"The Missouri "a
cihc railroad has its road bed nearly all grau-
>sd from here to the Lamine."
The Republican river reporter denies tna'
the Dacotah has withdrawn from the Mis-
souri, river. He started the report.
MI. Jno. Watt Lewis little girl, Bessie
was gored by a vicious COW, a few days ago.
Fortunately she was not much hurt.
Pay your monthly dues to the BE H.
Assn, on or before next Tuesday. Next FIJI
day night is the association meeting.
Ottowa. Kas., April 2S.--Natural gas was
struck here to-day at depth OF 6OO ieet'
Pressure too strong for measurement
Mr.. John 7. Taylor has thJ contract 10
paint the water tower. He IS painting no"
at the pump house, and will begin the tower
next week.
Corn planting is progressing finely and some
farmers have already finished. We predict a
hount,fuI harvest of all kinds of fruits, vege-
tables and grain this fall.
D. D. G. NJ. Msnville j. Chinn lnsttu'eo
LAFAYETTE Lodge A. F. Il A. NJ, at Coroer'
Ssst Saturday, with about twenty MEMBERS
ID Lewis Csrthrse, w. M; John Price, >.
W.; NJ. Wilmot. j.. W.
Unless some public spirited persons want
tn give the city a market.house 1t will nave
to wait for some time. There are other ano
far more important improvements needed
for which the city has not the money.
Messrs. W. b. and d. NJ. Smith have pur
chased the brick store house and dwelling
adjoining, on 18th street. from Mr.. Bates
Vaughan, at 81, 1900. Mr.. Vaughan will con-
1ipue to occupy the store for one year al
least, and maybe longer.
IT the Post will keep itself in accord witt
the people perhaps the Intelllgencer VIII DC
called upon to give 1t q little free advertising
by publishing their thanks therefor. There
is nothing small about US, and we will prom
Use not to ask Irregular rates."
Kansas City, NO., April wa
considerable talk and much excitement aboul
the Independence mansion of the noted Col
John T. Crisp last evening, when an innocen
little note was handed to the doughty colonel
which, when opened, contained the announce
ment that Miss Constance Crisp was no long
er Miss Crisp, but Mrs. John Polk. Then
was learned that Tuesday afternoon Johl
Polk, boob keeper for the Bolen Coal Com
pany, had called at the house Of Miss Crisp
aunts in this city with a carriage. ostensibl,
to take the young lady fishing on the Bi;
Blue, but that, instead Of going after fish, HI
had driven to the house of the Rev. j. b
Lawrence in Wyandotte, and the couple ha'
then and there been united In marriage. Tn
brides parents had objected to her marriage
as Polk was only %, while she was not yet Il
but the Young man came Of q family that ha'
furnished q president to the United States
ana was not to be deferred. After the cere
mony the bride went home as innocent a
might be, but was brought to this city yestel
dly BIZ her husband, and the colonel was thel
informed.
Because Waverly is taking advantage of II
opportunities is no reason that We can see t
sssume that it has lacked energy or enter
pciss Ia the past. When the Narrow Gaus
r abroad was offered it, it responded quickl
I'd literally; WHICH the Short Line pro1et
was presented, it took hold at once, and
the management word have promised I
make Waverly q point ne people there stoo
ready to make 3 handsome subscription. Th
fortunate frequently contemu those who ar
less SO, when if their opportunities had bee
no better they would have succeeded no be
ter. Waverly is a good, live town, in III
best township of land in America. with first
class business men,, and only needs to /
placed on the avenues of to hav
renewed prosperity. The people down ther
have romised the Missouri Pacific the right
of. way, and last Saturday took up II subscriI
ton for the purpose, as fo~llows:-John Z
Corder, $50 90; Charles Kraus. 25 90; II. l
Tucker, % CO.; John Galloway. % 90; Wn
Redd, % 20; S. Brown, 25 90; F. K. Down
rs 90; n. Corder, % 90; H.. Galbralth, rs On
~TJobn Walton, % 90; H.. Burnett. 20 90; v
Donahoe, IL 90; f. r. Gautier, 10 90: Tho
Landrum, Ii 90; W.. Minor, 10 90; d. eros
white 10 90; Il. 5. Dinwiddie, ~ 90; job
Cauthorn. 10 90; Mrs. j. G. Hopkins. 10 OF
John Tracy, 10 90; n. P. Buck, 10 90: WE
Bellamy. 10 90; Jas. Grant, 10 90; R. Cal
thorn, 10 90; Charles Smith, 10 90; z. Hes
10 90; r. Peery, 10 90; Geo. Mcqueen. o OF
John Leach. 3 90; Geo. Morrill,, 5 90; j.
Carter, . 90; ". Fry, . 90; Mrs. L.. NJ. Hal
8 90; John Zey,ing, 5 90; Chas. ThOma
co.; Geo. FeassnS,5 90; Cbas. Cooper, 3 o.
d. Graves, . %; VIM. Bellsmy, 8 90;
Carter, 5 90; II. Kramer, D 90; II. Niede
iohn, 3 90; j. Garrett, 5 90; d. Butler, 5 d
f.. G. Henry. 3 90; W. Davis, 8 90; H. Ma
terson. 8 90; VIM. Zeysing, D 90; S. Call
way, 8 90; j. Richardson. . 90; Postofic
6 90; ". Xix, colored, D 90; John Day
50; H. Blanchard, 2 sos W. Bray 80;
r. Thomas. 2 so; r. Feagsns, . 90; Jot
Shooiy, 2 90; John oliver, so cents,